I do not agree with you, they are super expensive, at the end of the day most people will not get real value for their money unless you are selling high ticket items.
A well crafted search campaign on Google ads with a budget of $3000 will generate more leads and sales than these influencers. So long as you have closers, you will be fine.
Most people that spend money with these guys end up with regrets.
Most marketing managers that recommend them to their companies are either lazy or inexperienced in the art of marketing.
ecolime: From the angle of an entrepreneur, they are the cheapest means of advertisement. Nothing concern me with Google or Meta Ads again.
Trust me, influencer marketing works like magic on our people.
This generation is fixated on their phones and believes 'everything' they see online.
You have something as serious as this and the only reference is a YouTube video.
You kidding ?
Rebuker: Russia is scheduled to commence the use of the Chinese yuan for international payments this week, replacing the US dollar. Additionally, Saudia Arabia is in talks with the Chinese government to follow suit. It has been projected that Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa may break away from utilizing the US dollar for international transactions. There are also rumors that Iran and South Arabia may join this movement.
The recent meeting between Russian president Vladimir Putin and Chinese president Xi Jinping in Russia resulted in an agreement to use the Chinese yuan as a settlement currency for countries in Asia, Africa, and Latam. Putin expressed his support for the use of national currencies for international trading and also expressed his positive opinion on the use of the yuan as a form of payment in bilateral trade, particularly with emerging economies. This move may potentially reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar as a settlement currency and could have implications for the global economic landscape.
If more countries begin to adopt alternative currencies like the yuan for international transactions, it could potentially reduce demand for the US dollar, which could lead to a gradual weakening of the currency over time. This could have implications for the US economy and its position in the global financial system, as well as for global financial stability more broadly.
It is important to note that exchange rate movements are driven by a wide range of factors, including macroeconomic fundamentals, monetary policy decisions, geopolitical events, and market sentiment. As such, any potential impact on the US dollar resulting from the recent agreement between Russia and China is likely to be complex and multifaceted.